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Le fils
A friendly request: after the film, don’t give away to anyone why an introvert carpenter is so fascinated by a 16-year old schoolboy. Post-industrialPublished on: -
Hop
Light, fairytale film about Congolese refugees in Belgium, who have to conquer bureaucracy with the aid of Jan Decleir, Antje de Boeck and star footbaPublished on: -
Arbres
Trees and people, people as trees; the worldwide meaning of trees in our lives.Published on: -
Kid
Heartrending story, stern camera. The boy Kid lives with his elder brother and mother on a farm. The father has left them and their financial…Published on: -
Living Still Life
Fièvre, a mysterious woman, collects dead animals to make them alive again through animated films. One day, a man comes to her, asking to bring…Published on: -
Les chevaux de Dieu
It is dusty and hectic in the Moroccan slums where the brothers Yachine and Hamid grow up in a world of drugs and crime. Gruesome…Published on: -
Tokyo Giants
Last part of the Plot Point Trilogy by Nicolas Provost with the Japanese capital Tokyo and its inhabitants as the leads.Published on: -
De wederopstanding van een klootzak
Dokkum, of all places. You find yourself there as a crook from Amsterdam. There you are in the refugee centre as an Angolan refugee. Or…Published on: -
The Mirror
A poetic moment from Tarkovsky’s The Mirror is folded back onto itself. The passage of a woman through a corridor becomes a hypnotic moment of…Published on: -
The Wife
Every film dialogue contains a poetic strategy. Every woman harbours a violent gesture. An almost tangible analysis of an excerpt from Kubrick’s EyesPublished on: